During the 2026 World Robotics Conference, Peng Wenzheng, head of R&D of Shangwei New Materials Qiyuan Q1, showcased the team's exploration in the field of C-end consumer-grade intelligence and introduced the personal robot product Qiyuan Q1. Peng Wenzheng judged that “ontology is no longer a major bottleneck” in the field of physical intelligence. The biggest pain point is “strong body, weak intelligence” and lack of ecological content. He pointed out that the global robot configuration has gradually converged, and the industry “is not in an era where robots can be made, but rather in an era where it dares to enter a consumer type.” Regarding the path of robots to the consumer level, Peng Wenzheng proposed three curves: the first stage is technical practice and freshness; the second stage is content creation and B-side welcome and commercial performance; and the third stage is exploration of real application scenarios and implementation of practical value. “The real end is to go to the third curve to explore together.”

During the 2026 World Robotics Conference, Peng Wenzheng, head of R&D of Shangwei New Materials Qiyuan Q1, showcased the team's exploration in the field of C-end consumer-grade intelligence and introduced the personal robot product Qiyuan Q1. Peng Wenzheng judged that “ontology is no longer a major bottleneck” in the field of physical intelligence. The biggest pain point is “strong body, weak intelligence” and lack of ecological content. He pointed out that the global robot configuration has gradually converged, and the industry “is not in an era where robots can be made, but rather in an era where it dares to enter a consumer type.” Regarding the path of robots to the consumer level, Peng Wenzheng proposed three curves: the first stage is technical practice and freshness; the second stage is content creation and B-side welcome and commercial performance; and the third stage is exploration of real application scenarios and implementation of practical value. “The real end is to go to the third curve to explore together.”